with not a single ingle detail left out

with not a single ingle detail left out

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Xi ā nx ī w ú y í, which means there is nothing missing. It comes from the preface to the inscriptions on the Shinto of niusengru, the Prime Minister of the Tang Dynasty.

Analysis of Idioms

No leakage, no fiber

Idiom usage

There is nothing missing in the lesson. On Prince Xian and other essays by Li Guang of Song Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

Li Jue's preface to the inscriptions on the Shinto of Niu Seng Ru, the Prime Minister of the Tang Dynasty, said: "since the baby was ill, as for donating to the museum, the language of conversation and laughter, the banquet was comfortable, the mouth was reasonable, and everything was delicate."